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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sjankis630:
This has been a complaint from me from the start. I have had a problem with my CDMA Galaxy Nexus since day one. I thought at first it was the network being down. (i could not buy a phone the first day I tried as the 4g was down).

It takes my phone minutes to reconnect sometimes.

If I take it off of 4g/3g to 3g only it may take a full minute before I can get a website back up. (or do anything else relating to a phone come to think of it).

I have given up using JuiceDefender because its battery saving scheme involves turning off your network when the phone is asleep. Whenever I would put the phone back on, it would be about 1min to get all grey bars and then at least another minute to get any actual data.

I hope that the coming update addresses this issue.

On a side note wifi works wonderfully. I have never seen this phone impress me speed wise unless it was on wifi. It picks up my signal and just flies - speedtests are in the 16kbs range. Here in Northern VA (Reston/Herndon/Fairfax) I have never gotten over 1.2kbps on 4G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dudeimgeorge:
Same issue. With radio changing. Except I also have a problem with wifi. Have a brand knew n router, the speeds fly all over the place, in top of that it drops out if no where, a lot. Called Verizon, turns out it is a defect. Will be receiving another phone tomorrow and will compare the two. I'm real scared. If this is the same issue....idk...might ditch this nexus!....no..I can't! I've been a nexus owner from the start. .....sorry typing to my self
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frankdeale:
I use Verizon FIOS at home and switch from wifi to network and reverse in 2-3 seconds, using 3G.

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In and out of airplane mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] question.com:
Mine also takes way too long. There are times that it may take 10 to 15. I'm on the leaked radio. Will try previous ones today.

Sent via my skanky Toro running CM9
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jordanishere:
A very long word was accidentally saved in the gingerbread keyboard on another phone I had. It now is showing up in the asop keyboard's suggested words list on my new phone.... only I didn't save it on my new phone (screenshot).

Why is this and how do I get rid of it? I tried apps that let you edit your dictionary, but they only find words I've saved on my new phone.... see screenshot.

This makes me think it must be stored online somewhere. Any suggestions?

In settings > language and keyboard > android keyboard there is no option to edit a dictionary. The app I downloaded from the market allowed me to edit a dictionary but "sullivanmewsnyc" does not appear in it as I never saved it on this device ( was saved on my other device) .
[Vibrant General] rblancrt:
Been searching for a while but am confused. Never needed to use my external SD on vibrant until recently. Now I have a question. I have two different ROM versions on my phone and I use ROM manager to keep them backed up and I use restore to go from one to the other.

The question is, now that I had to move some apps to my sd card (using Apps2SD), what happens when I switch ROMS by using restore?

Do I need two different partitions on the SD card, one for each ROM? If so how do I do this, and how do I know which partition each ROM will use?

I have read many warnings about partitioning using ROM Manager so I am kind of leary of using it.

Can anyone explain this to me? Never thought about it before because the Vibrant has so much memory available.

Thanks.
[Vibrant General] rblancrt:
Any ideas?

I'm sure lots of people have done this before, just not me.

Can anyone explain this to me please?

Thanks in advance.
[Vibrant General] Woody:
I have NEVER heard good things about partitioning your SD card with ROM mgr. NOt sure why you would anyways. The internal is already partitioned anyway. That is why we have a phone marketed with 16gb internal but when you pull settings>sdcard it shows only 14gb. Where are the other 2gb at? There are already partitioned to put your apps there. Use Root Explored and go to /Data, /datadata/, /dalvik-cache and you'll notice that they are all the same size-nearly 2 gb. Viola!!!

As far as restoring. I don't use native App2sd but I know how it works. W/o getting too technical, it puts part of the app's apk (executable functions and data) in a folder called .androidsecure on your sdcard (if you want to view this folder, you have to plug into PC and make sure Hidden Files are viewable). Now to your question. Whenever I have backed up, I always see at the end when it is cycling through your partitons (/system, /data,...) it says something like "backing up .androidsecure"-file not found*b/c I don't use it is why it isn't found. So you can back that up if there is something in it, flash new ROM redownload your apps and move to App2sd, back up and when you restore it should restore the .androidsecure partition.

Sorry for the long response but you asked two questions there. Now for my question. How many friggin apps do you have to fill up everything and bleed over into the app2sd part too? Does your phone lag? How is battery life?
[Vibrant General] rblancrt:
Using App 2 SD Pro

Perhaps I didn't give enough info, but I am using an app, called App 2 SD Pro, to move apps back and forth to and from SD card.

It shows Moveable = 98, on SD card = 17, and phone only = 98, so I suppose it have 213 if it is correct.

Thanks for the info about restoring. I will have to study your answer in more detail before I can give any more answers, or ask any further questions.
[Vibrant General] rblancrt:
re download my apps

Part of your answer above was redownload my apps.

Don't want to do that. If I move some of my apps to the sd card using the app "App 2 SD Pro" and then do a backup using ROM manager, then restore another ROM using ROM Manager, which also has apps on the sd card, what happens to them?

I have done this and it seemed to me that some of the apps which had been moved to the sd card did not show up on the restored ROM.

This is why I asked about partitioning, maybe using one section of the external sd card for one ROM and one section for the other.
[LG Optimus 2x] vjekonovakovic:
how to root lg p990 (optimus 2x) 2.3.4

can you show me the easiest and the most safe way to do this thing?

please step by step tutorial.i am a noob for this kind of os ..thanks
[LG Optimus 2x] HerrKuk:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1327599

[HOW-TO] Root stock Gingerbread on Optimus 2X (P990) for Dummies.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Driv:
What happened to the ROU UI Thread ? I thought release is mid december ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simer03:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=rou+ui+launcher+
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Driv:
allready did.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cchant:
The lead developer mysteriously disappeared and every thing stopped until recently they got a new dev
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dhiraj:
Their web site is not published for public till now .waiting for that .

HTC Explorer,android 2.3.5
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khalilcr:
I tried locating the devs from ROU but, no success .....

Anyone knows what happened to it?

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Problem is: after you google it, you will realize that nothing you will find is less than 4-5 months old.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singular9:
So when is the release
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fraunhofer777:
Hello everyone,

I just (literally 20 minutes ago) got my hands on a Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G from Rogers. I'm very interested in rooting this device to install CWM on it but none of the guides i've seen have instilled much confidence so i'm hesitant to use them. Can anyone point me in the right direction so I don't brick my tablet?

Thanks!

PS: Any useful info/links you can provide about this 7500R would be greately appreciated :).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wewewi999:
Rogers Galaxy Tab runs Honeycomb 3.2 so there's very little point in flashing it with any custom roms. (which are all based on the stock rom -no Cyanogen here yet-)

..You want to root it and flash something else, but you just have no idea of what you will be flashing, why you would do it, or how to do it, dont you?

Whats the point then?

If the root thread (the one with the video walkthrough) doesnt instill you enough confidence, just dont root it, dude. And try to grow some balls ;-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fraunhofer777:
Perhaps i should make myself a little more clear. I'm interested in flashing one of the custom roms that are currently out there (ie Kang's ICS ROM or a more stock/acting looking honeycomb rom). I'm well aware on how to use ODIN and get into download mode, i'm just concerned that since its a 7500R that'll throw a wrench into things and put the tab into an unrecoverable state. Thats really all.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NessLookAlike:
I'm interested in this as well. I'm currently debating whether I should get the Rogers Tab 10.1 or just go with a WiFi.. I'd like my tablet to have 3G capabilities and a real GPS chip inside, but since it seems that a majority of the ROMs available are meant for the WiFi version only (because it seems most people have the WiFi-only version), I'm leaning towards WiFi just to have better ROM support. Or maybe having the 3G model is just as simple as getting the WiFi-only ROM and flashing in modem support? I'm not really sure.

If you figure out anything about the 7500R and any solutions about the challenges it faces, I'd be interested to hear about it!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wewewi999:
As you might know, there's no 3G (nor LTE) support for Kang's roms at this point; so there's very little point in using this with a Rogers Tab right now;

And keep in mind that it looks like 3G versions are getting some form of favor treatment; they all have been upgraded to 3.2 while many other versions are still stuck on 3.1

Still, if you want to play ball, just remember it is a GT-P7500 3G RETAIL MODEL : not a 10.1v, not a 10.1 4G, nor a wifi or anything else! ...And everything should be fine.

-- The "R" in GT-7500R doesnt mean anything... maybe stands for Rogers.. We just dont see much Bell's; they dont give tabs with any 2 new activations.. 'nway.. who cares.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaneinOne:
Flash this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1348533
[HTC Wildfire S] the Doctor:
The HTC development website (http://htcdev.com/bootloader/) says,

So where does that leave us WFS owners? As of right now, in limbo until they decide to release our bootloader.

So what can you do about it? The page also says,

So, head on over to the comments page (http://htcdev.com/contact) and let them know what you think.

But remember that HTC is an organization of human beings, and human beings generally don’t respond well to “Hey, you jerk-faced idiot! Do us all a favor, would you?” :eek: So do be polite. ;)
[HTC Wildfire S] ONeill123:
???

Why u post that? And create a new useless thread too.

Wildfire S released in April 2011, and they said, that they unlocked all devices released after September 2011.

Now they working to unlock the others. So wait for HTCDev or help us to find a software solution to set s-off.

If they unlock bootloader u will see that in the s-off topics.
[HTC Wildfire S] MindBurn010:
Bravo! :) perfectly said

Regards
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
Another useless thread. I think HTC know perfectly well what WS users think about their policies of locking bootloader, but they don't give a f##k.

So, let's help our devs who are working hard on finding a solution for our well known problem.

And please stop opening useless threads!!!

Sent from HTC
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
They are going to unlock it, it's just going to take a millenium.
[HTC Wildfire S] XDA_h3n:
The WFS will have to get a OTA, get the fastboot command for htcdev to work
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Oneil... The threads aren't going to end. Better to focus on S-OFF and let them flood in until it's achieved. :)
[HTC Wildfire S] zdenci22:
Do this S-off Wildfire S?
[HTC Wildfire S] qzfive:
Afaik, the HTC-Dev method of unlocking the bootloader still leaves you with S-ON, however it lifts the protection of the system, boot and recovery partitions.
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
Yep unlockable as of now
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
I told you so!!
[HTC Wildfire S] No.12:
Great news. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] the Doctor:
You guys make me laugh. Then:

Now:

:confused: No, I think HTC told us so:

Thanks, HTC. A great company making great phones that listens to its customers! Now lets go back to their comments page (http://htcdev.com/contact) and thank them!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crookone10:
Can anyone give someone fairly new to android some tips on what to do next now that I have unlocked and rooted? Running 4.0.2 now btw
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Liselotte:
Custom roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crookone10:
I know about the roms but more specifically what about the apps that require root access?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shawn_230:
The root apps I use often are adbWireless and Titanium Backup.

But why would you root if you didn't even have a need to do so? Sounds like you're running stock anyway...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandonyoung:
Titanium backup is the first app I use that requires root access. It lets you backup all of your apps and their saved data so you can restore them later. I think it is a must have app for any Android user.

Another one I use is SSH Tunnel to get around the corporate firewall when I connect to the wifi at work.

You can also get root file browsers so you can manipulate the system files on your phone.

You can find a lot of apps just by searching for root in the android market.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
+1 on Titanium Backup. Here are a few I am using that require root:

LBE Privacy Guard

SetCPU

Nova Launcher (requires root to display widgets in the widget drawer)

ROM Manager

Root Explorer

Also running Android Revolution ROM, which is pretty much stock ICS with a bunch of speed/memory tweaks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tampa_Scott:
Nand -- the very first thing you should do is a complete nand backup so you have a bit by bit backup of your phone in case you need to restore it. This is beyond Titanium and if you are going to get into ROMs and kernels you will want to make a practice out of this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Codiusprime:
I would say research. Typing something along the lines of "top root apps" into Google will bring up a myriad of results. Being able to research and read on your own will go a long way to helping you get out of a situation if you mess up your phone some how.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justifi:
1) Clockwork Mod Recovery

Most important! Allows you to make a copy of your entire system as is. You make a mistake, you can return your system back to it's original working order. Don't leave home without it!;)

2) Titanium Back Up

Allows you to back up apps and/or corresponding data. This allows you to restore specific apps without restoring your entire system.

These two apps are commonly known as the two must have apps for root users. They will be your safety net. I would also recommend that you get the paid version on both. You won't want a limited safety net, if you get yourself into a "situation"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justifi:
PS A nandroid is backup of your phones entire current system. Clockwork Mod Recovery does that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
Another +1 for Titanium Backup. I've used it on every phone since the Nexus One and love it. It can even help you migrate apps to new phones, as long as you setup the configuration correctly. Make sure not to save system apps to restore on a different phone (did this when I got my Galaxy S II and it would boot-loop or restart every few minutes...then I remembered I had some system apps in my backup haha).

WiFi Tether: Best tethering app on the planet. Setup is easy (in settings just pick the Galaxy Nexus CDMA/GSM, then assign a name and password to your "router"), use is even easier. Open the app and tap the *only button on the app*. It turns your phone into a wireless hotspot. I used it all last night before my internet was installed (new place), and it worked perfectly. Got 15-25Mbps speeds and it's completely reliable. Played some MMOs using it =P

Rom Manager: Especially helpful once you start using custom roms and such, but also helpful for doing a NAND backup. This will backup your *entire* phone. When you want to restore it'll be as if you were in the exact same place as when you made the backup. Fantastic ability.

Root Manager: Helpful for if you need to browse system files or edit them. Nice for blocking ads, deleting system stuff, etc...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tu3218:
I know on previous phones I could just install RM, and then flash CWM that way. Is that also okay with the GN? I've read topics on how to install CWM but installing via RM just seems a lot easier and quicker.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] mother abdulsamad:
i will try it >>> thx i like ur guide
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] chopper:
When I tried to flash di Ice Cream Sunday Final zip.. it says "installation aborted" with the word [bad] :(. i already have cwm 5 for ace and also done with all the wiping.. is there something wrong?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] CallMeVentus:
Probably a corrupt download , try downloading again

Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] myworld122:
I have exactly the same problem. Tried downloading from all sources in multiupload but still have the same problem.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] mother abdulsamad:
me too the same problem
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] xarive:
How the heck I get downloaded it and flashed it successfully?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Weird, I had multiple people download it sucesfully on redflagdeals , I will upload it to mediafire.

I will post a MD5 hash as well.

Edit: I think it has to do with extracting it from the first zip, it breaks it if you don't use windows explorer. (When I used 7-zip it extracted it bad) I will post it with everything already unzipped.

http://www.mediafire.com/?47k9ha4zu8ytfhg MD5: aa23c332d82476e34c1ab967a93f5ece

Edit: First post updated.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] chopper:
ok i will try this new download link now.. and will be testing this rom :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Thanks, hope you like it. I downloaded it to make sure and installed it, had no problems (took new screenshots too).

Hi, you need to download the removed apps , then copy Theme Chooser, Theme Manager apk and odex files and ICSandwichTransp-017-build-196.apk to your SD card. In root browser , copy those files to /system/app and change the permissions to rw-r--r-- , reboot the phone. Then you can set the theme in theme chooser/theme manager.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] nico88:
how is this rom? ics but it's really like or is it always the usual cm??
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Siblyx:
great tutorial :D

btw, is it the same as ICS Final of jusada's? :confused:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Hi, It's ICS Final by jusada with things changed.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Siblyx:
cool:) hitted the thanks button for the effort.

I have a question, is it ok that Turbo Boost 8.5 is with Lagfreev1?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Yea it's fine, I removed S78touchscreen :)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21019586&postcount=20
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Prawesome:
Nice work man...Very detailed..:) Will help the newbies around here
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] manan001:
just now i m using cf-root b82ex on my stock ...can i flash directly on this rom or need to reflash and then install...on fresh stock rom...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
You can flash from your current rom.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] xarive:
I facing Wifi problem! Its connected but it doesn't give me internet access.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Mrperfektone:
I installed quickpic on my ace but is there a way I can remove the original gallery program on my ace instance trough root explorer?

Thanks in advance

Regards Rene

Sorry bad english
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] sachinzone:
sim toolkit not working after setting permission..... can u tell me any idea how to getback sim toolkit.... ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Not sure, might be blackhawk kernel? Try older kernel by ketut.

Yea, delete it from /system/app

Ice cream sunday doesn't come with sim toolkit so I can't help you with this.

You might have to look for one made for CM 7.2
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] satti8893:
Is darktremors a2sd works with this rom?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] madman:
it should work on any rom as it works on stock
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] wierzbik:
Bluetooth does not working. I can send file, but i can't recieve any!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Hello , you need to add Mediauploader.apk in system/app and change permissions to rw-r--r--
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] wierzbik:
Hi! I done it rebooted phone, but it isn't still working. (permissions are ok, )

And i saw other bug: gallery shows: no sdcard...

Of course es file explorer is working and music to.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
I'm not sure about bluetooth sharing, never used it, but what app are you using to share?

Gallery 3d? Do you have a SD card? If yes try to clear data in manage applications.

I read also corrupt items on SD card can do this, try to format it.

Edit: About the bluetooth : Try to turn off wifi/ gps ( I read it helps ).
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] wierzbik:
I will try to install rom agin. When i turn on usb storage, take out usb cable and open gallery - working. After turn off gallery and open agin - no sdcard.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
Do you safely remove (unmount) on your pc first? I suggest trying my other rom, it is similar (both are CM 7.2 RC0) but not barebones (you can still remove apps that you don't like).
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] wierzbik:
after install rom agin - the same situation. I will try another rom 7.2 as you suggest. Now i'm restoring my old behrad cm7.1 and I've got one moe question:

Not every cm 7.2 have torch app. With latest oc kernel from ketut will torch app be working?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] kevinlekiller:
With blackhawk kernel torch works for me in cm 7.1 Grif_07 and Cm 7.2 RC0 by vo-1.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] pyronia:
Is there anyway to get stock camera for this rom??
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Dante Smith:
1 question:

I know hot to use Titanium backup or how to copy file in system folder. Now, how can i do to totally replace dialer and contact with exdialer? I want to delete and free mem of system dialer too.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] pyronia:
Well, i reflash again...this time, testing the tweak rom...but, whats the different anyway?

Both rom look like same...and both i dunno its me or the rom, when i charge the batt, its fast to full...and yet, fast to empty also....huhu
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] satti8893:
dude wat abt alarm?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ceftriaxone:
So far so good, my girlfriend is satisfied:)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] satti8893:
while opening widget settings in cm settings I'm getting fc....

wat to do?

sry for my bad English.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] pyronia:
Where are the dev to answer all this question?